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Julie Jolley

Executive Vice President of Home Health at Enhabit
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About Julie Jolley

Julie D. Jolley (age 53) is Executive Vice President of Home Health at Enhabit (EHAB), a role she has held since May 2019. She joined Enhabit in 2000, previously serving as Regional Vice President and Regional President, and is a registered nurse with a BSN from Chamberlain University . As context for performance alignment: since Enhabit’s listing (July 1, 2022), company TSR declined to a $34.34 value on a $100 initial investment by year-end 2024, while Adjusted EBITDA improved 2.6% year over year in 2024 to $100.1 million on $1,034.8 million of revenue .

Past Roles

OrganizationRoleYearsStrategic Impact
Enhabit, Inc.Executive Vice President, Home Health2019–presentLeads Home Health segment execution and payer-transition strategy .
Enhabit, Inc.Regional President; Regional Vice President (prior roles)2000–2019Scaled operations across regions, drove growth and quality metrics .
Various (RN practice)Registered Nursepre-2000Clinical foundation across multiple care settings .

External Roles

  • Not disclosed for Ms. Jolley in the proxy .

Fixed Compensation

Metric202220232024
Base Salary ($)382,491 390,000 390,000
Bonus ($)152,495
All Other Compensation ($)2,288 2,475 2,588
Total Fixed Cash ($)537,274 392,475 392,588

Notes:

  • Base salaries did not increase in 2023 or 2024 for NEOs .

Performance Compensation

Annual Incentive (SMBP) – 2024 Design and Outcomes

ComponentWeightTargetActualPayout
Adjusted EBITDA80% Company target (undisclosed)Below threshold ($100.1m actual) 0%
Quality Scorecard (4 sub-metrics)20% 100%Achieved 200% but capped at 150% (qualifier) 150% (pre-discretion)
Committee Negative Discretionn/an/an/a-5 pts to overall payout
Final SMBP Payout100%25% of target

Individual payout for Julie Jolley (paid in fully vested shares with a 1-year holding requirement):

  • Target annual incentive: $273,000 (70% of $390,000 base) .
  • Earned: $68,250 (25% of target) and 8,510 shares issued in early 2025 .

Long-Term Incentives (LTI) – 2024 Grants

  • Mix: 60% PSUs (FCFPS and rTSR metrics), 40% RSUs .
  • Grant date: March 1, 2024 (unless otherwise noted) .
Award TypeMetric/TermsShares/UnitsGrant-Date Fair Value ($)
PSUs (2024 tranche)3-year performance (2024–2026); metrics: Adjusted FCFPS (avg of 3 annual goals) and rTSR vs S&P Health Care Services Select Industry Index; settled after period 12,700 target 128,815
PSUs (2023 tranche, granted 2024 for rTSR/FCFPS components)Remaining tranches toward 2023–2025 plan; settled after period 5,099 target 44,922
RSUs (time-based)1/3 annually over 3 years from grant date 18,144 159,849

2025 plan calibration changes (signal for future alignment): added Revenue Growth to SMBP (now 80% financial, 10% quality, 10% people), set payout caps tied to Adjusted EBITDA, and increased PSU rTSR weighting to 40% with a refined FCFPS structure .

Equity Ownership & Alignment

  • Beneficial ownership (as of April 22, 2025): 92,259 shares; <1% of class (≈0.18% on 50,637,417 shares outstanding) .
  • Unvested RSUs at 12/31/2024: 46,004 units; market value $359,291 at $7.81 .
  • Unearned PSUs at target (details): 3,824 (2023 rTSR), 15,295 (2023 FCFPS), 5,443 (2024 rTSR), 21,772 (2024 FCFPS); market values per footnote at $7.81 .
  • RSU vesting schedule (potential selling pressure dates):
    Vest DateShares
    1/1/20258,718
    3/1/202510,297
    3/1/202610,297
    3/1/20276,048
  • Options: None disclosed for Ms. Jolley (no option rows in outstanding awards table) .
  • Ownership guidelines: Other NEOs required to hold equity equal to 1.5x base salary; five-year compliance window; NEOs currently satisfy or are within grace period .
  • Hedging/pledging: Prohibited .

Employment Terms

  • Current role start date: May 2019; at Enhabit since 2000; age 53 .
  • Severance (Without Cause/Good Reason, no CIC): cash $682,500 (1.75x base salary); health benefits $7,671 (12 months); pro rata/accelerated equity per plan .
  • CIC (double-trigger): cash $958,838 (1.75x base + 3-yr avg bonus); health $7,671; broader equity acceleration provisions as applicable .
  • Restrictive covenants: receipt of severance conditioned on nonsolicitation, noncompete, nondisclosure, and nondisparagement agreements .
  • Clawback: Dodd-Frank compliant plus supplemental policy enabling recoupment in misconduct cases and reimbursement of incentive comp (time- and performance-based) .
  • Tax gross-ups: None on change-in-control termination payments .

Multi-Year Compensation (Julie Jolley)

YearSalary ($)Stock Awards ($)Non-Equity Incentive ($)All Other ($)Total ($)
2022382,491 811,574 105,378 2,288 1,454,226
2023390,000 368,567 143,325 2,475 904,367
2024390,000 333,586 68,250 2,588 794,424

Company Performance Context (for pay-for-performance)

MetricFY 2023FY 2024
Revenue ($mm)1,034.8 (consolidated) — see also S&P values below 1,034.8
Adjusted EBITDA ($mm)97.6 100.1 (up 2.6% YoY)
TSR (value of $100 since 7/1/2022)$45.51 (2023) $34.34 (2024)

Additional S&P Global standardized financials:

MetricFY 2023FY 2024
Revenues ($mm)1,046.3*1,034.8*
EBITDA ($mm)69.1*78.1*
*Values retrieved from S&P Global.

2024 operational highlights: payer mix transition (48% of non-Medicare visits in Payer Innovation by year-end), stabilized Medicare FFS admissions, steady hospice census growth, and six de novo locations opened; quality measures significantly above national benchmarks . 2024 SMBP paid 25% of target based on results and committee discretion .

Compensation Structure Analysis

  • Mix shift and risk: For 2024, other NEOs’ target pay was ~49% performance-based and 40% long-term, with PSUs at 24% of target TDC and RSUs 16% (CEO mix higher) . Majority of LTI is performance-based PSUs; no perquisites; strict clawbacks; no hedging/pledging .
  • Metric rigor and changes: 2025 SMBP adds Revenue Growth and a People metric, with payout caps tied to Adjusted EBITDA, indicating heightened financial discipline; PSU rTSR weighting increased to 40% to strengthen shareholder alignment .
  • Realized pay alignment: SMBP at 25% and a depressed TSR underscore downside sensitivity; CAP vs performance disclosed in PVP shows alignment trends (PEO/NEO CAP tracking TSR/Adjusted EBITDA) .

Say-on-Pay & Shareholder Feedback

  • 2024 say-on-pay approval: >88% support, reflecting investor acceptance of program design amidst ongoing refinement post-spin .
  • Ongoing engagement: Management engaged with institutional holders representing >20% of shares in late 2024/early 2025 to gather feedback on compensation, governance, and disclosure .

Risk Indicators & Red Flags

  • Equity and trading: No pledging/hedging allowed (mitigates alignment risk) . Scheduled RSU vestings present periodic supply that could create near-term selling pressure, though awards are time-based and not options .
  • CIC economics: Double-trigger standard, no tax gross-ups; mitigates shareholder-unfriendly optics .
  • Clawbacks: Robust policy including misconduct recoupment beyond restatements .

Equity Ownership & Alignment (Detail)

ItemValue
Shares beneficially owned92,259
% of outstanding≈0.18% (92,259 / 50,637,417)
Unvested RSUs (12/31/24)46,004; $359,291 market value at $7.81
Unearned PSUs at target (components)3,824 (2023 rTSR); 15,295 (2023 FCFPS); 5,443 (2024 rTSR); 21,772 (2024 FCFPS)
OptionsNone disclosed for Ms. Jolley
Ownership guideline1.5x salary (5-year compliance window); NEOs meet or are within grace
Hedging/pledgingProhibited

Employment Terms (Detail)

Scenario (as of 12/31/24)Cash SeveranceBenefitsEquity Treatment
Termination w/o Cause or for Good Reason (no CIC)$682,500 (1.75x base) $7,671 (12 months) Per plan (prorata/acceleration provisions)
Termination w/o Cause or for Good Reason (in connection with CIC, double-trigger)$958,838 (1.75x base + 3-yr avg bonus) $7,671 Broader acceleration provisions; double-trigger policy
Death/DisabilityFull vesting of unvested awards (excl. options/SARs)

Investment Implications

  • Alignment and discipline: Low 2024 SMBP payout (25%) and increased rTSR weighting for 2025 PSUs indicate a tightening link between pay and both cash generation and market-relative performance—supportive for shareholders if execution improves .
  • Near-term supply from vesting: Staggered RSU vesting through 2027 may create episodic selling pressure; absence of options reduces overhang volatility .
  • Retention and continuity: Severance and CIC terms (1.75x multiple; double-trigger) plus strong clawback and anti-hedging/pledging policies balance retention with shareholder protections, limiting windfall risk .
  • Execution risk: While quality metrics are strong, TSR deterioration and below-threshold 2024 EBITDA underscore ongoing turnaround risk; 2025 incentive recalibration focuses management on revenue growth and EBITDA leverage, which are critical to re-rating .